10 September 2013

UNEP Publishes Reports on Low Carbon Transport and City Planning in India

Three reports released by the UN Environment Programme (UNEP) evaluate and summarize options for low carbon city planning, non-motorised transport (NMT) and infrastructure risks due to climate variability in India. The reports were published as part of the project on ‘Promoting Low Carbon Transport in India.’

in News
10 September 2013

SLoCaT is looking for Social Media and Website Interns!

Are you interested in sustainable development and transport issues? Is cycling a way of life and commute rather than an occassional exercise? Do you refresh your Twitter and Facebook accounts every 2 minutes? If all your answers are yes, this internship is totally right for you!

in News
10 September 2013

UNFCCC launched a CDM themed photo and video contest

The UNFCCC Secretariat launched a photo and video contest aimed at highlighting the benefits of the Kyoto Protocol’s Clean Development Mechanism and the importance of market-based approaches in the international response to climate change. The two categories of the contest – photo and personal video – are meant to inspire participants to communicate a complex message in a way that might surprise, entertain and provoke thought.

in News
9 September 2013

The number crunch: Predicting motorization in China

Some estimates place the number of motorized vehicles in China at 1 billion by 2050 – a number impossible to sustain. Photo by IceNineJon.

in News
9 September 2013

SLoCaT Partnership Submits Comments to GEF-6 Programming Directions

The Partnership for Sustainable, Low Carbon Transport (SLoCaT) has submitted its comments on the Programming Directions for GEF-6.to the Secretariat of Global Environment Facility (GEF) on 

in News
5 September 2013

“Don’t Drive Here”: Television takes on road safety in Peru

Traffic accidents are a leading cause of death in Lima, Peru. Photo by Pool Ramirez.

in News
3 September 2013

Lessons from Johannesburg’s Rea Vaya

Passengers wait to board Rea Vaya, Johannesburg’s advanced bus system. Photo by African Goals.

in News
29 August 2013

China’s Urban Billion: Sprawling cities and fiscal policy

China’s Urban Billion is a series of blogs exploring China’s urbanization process. Xiaomei Tan guides TheCityFix readers through China’s opportunities and challenges as it transforms into an urbanized society. She examines the urbanization process as it relates to governance, the private and public sectors, and the economy.

in News